HOW WE'RE HELPING GARDENERS DURING COVID-19:
While we can't meet you in person until the health crisis ends, our volunteers are still active and available to assist you online.
We are currently offering virtual advice clinics, presentations and workshops via Zoom. Here are just a few of the many presentations we offer:
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Houseplants: Our Constant Garden
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Landscaping with Trees and Large Shrubs
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Putting the Garden to Bed
Have a garden question? Visit our Ask a Master Gardener page.
We'll update this notice if things change. Meanwhile, stay safe, and happy gardening.
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Planning Ahead (in a pandemic) for Vegetable Garden Success
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when to start seed - A Way To Garden
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Why do we think that using native plants means a sacrifice in beauty? It does not! Our speaker, Sean James, will discuss various, desirable, ornamental nativ...6 days ago
cold-frame 101, with niki jabbour - A Way To Garden
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If you feel that the code of conduct has been breached, please contact the executive coordinator or assistant coordinator, whose contact information can be found here.
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